But when he and Starhawk finally reach her, there is evil in the air-an evil against which all their might is useless. There he seeks out a witch with powers far beyond her years, who is rumored to have mastered the ancient art of white magic. Accompanied by his lieutenant, Starhawk, he travels across the forbidding desert to the land of Wenshar, where witchcraft is said to flourish. In The Witches of Wenshar, to harness his newfound magical powers, Sun Wolf must cross the desert in search of a witch who can teach him the ways of sorcery. The women of Mandrigyn can be very persuasive. He refuses her offer, but that is not the end of it. She offers Sun Wolf untold riches for the use of his army, but the captain is not fool enough to wage war against a magician. Then a woman comes to him, an emissary from the town of Mandrigyn, a lush port city recently sacked by a powerful, mad wizard of unmatched abilities. With his first lieutenant, Starhawk, at his side, he has laid waste to countless cities, taking the best of their treasures for himself, and distributing the rest among his bloodthirsty crew. Gifted with courage, strength, and the intelligence to know when to fight, Sun Wolf is the greatest mercenary in a land overrun by war. In The Ladies of Mandrigyn, a brilliant mercenary must lead his army against the forces of the most powerful wizard alive. Three fantasy novels of war and wizardry by a "fabulously talented" New York Times–bestselling author (Charlaine Harris).
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